Legal AI vs The Adversarial Incentive
Most major law firms use legal AI tools, yet there has been little significant change to how those firms operate. Why is that? The answer …
Most major law firms use legal AI tools, yet there has been little significant change to how those firms operate. Why is that? The answer …
We start this week’s Wrap with several chunky news stories, including a new capability jointly built by Harvey and LexisNexis – plus, the announcement that …
AT&T LegalEdge, the telecom giant’s new inhouse legal agency, is partnering with OpenAI to develop AI-enabled legal workflows. Jason Boehmig, GM Legal Industry at OpenAI, …
Coheso, the legal front door pioneer, has launched Memory, which turns resolved legal requests into institutional knowledge. See AL Interview with CEO, Ned Gannon, below. …
OpenAI has launched Decisions, its own decision system which will compete with the likes of Jev (see here). It could potentially reduce AI costs for …
Legal Innovators UK, on November 4 and 5 in London at the Minster Building, is right around the corner and Express Registration is now open …
CLM isn’t dead. But it does have a lot of competition….as Spellbook’s Autonomous Contract Management (ACM) capability goes on general release after an initial limited …
Although a number of legal tech companies use LLM consensus and multiple model strategies already, Pilot5 and its new adversarial Legal AI product specifically taps …
Ivo has launched a super-affordable ‘open-source model for contract work’. Branded as Sage, it was built in partnership with River AI by post-training DeepSeek V4 …
Inhouse-focused LawVu has launched Lens, an AI contract analysis tool that gives lawyers visibility across a company’s ‘entire contract portfolio, surfacing risks and obligations before …
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